The only uses of eglot--spinner in eglot.el are: eglot--mode-line-format, where it is added to the mode line. eglot--signal-textDocument/didChange, where it is set to (list nil :textDocument/didChange t), meaning didChange is done. Because this is set to done, it is not actually displayed in the modeline. For ada-mode, I'd like to use eglot--spinner to show "indexing" progress; the server is parsing all the files in the project, collecting cross reference information, which takes a while. The user needs to know when it is done; then they can use cross reference commands. So I'd like to delete setting eglot--spinner in eglot--signal-textDocument/didChange; otherwise that will overwrite the indexing progress when a buffer is edited. This would also imply making eglot--spinner public. That then raises the issue of future conflicting uses of eglot-spinner. So perhaps it would be better for ada-mode to add another item to the mode line? To do that requires a hook in eglot--mode-line-format, so it is grouped with the other eglot-derived mode line items. -- -- Stephe
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